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Volume 13, issue S2, 2005

Introduction pp. 1-2

Jürgen Mittelstrass

Reflections on the concept of symmetry pp. 3-11

Kuno Lorenz

Mirror symmetry and fundamental interactions pp. 13-27

Oscar Naviliat-Cuncic

Symmetry and complexity in dynamical systems pp. 29-48

Klaus Mainzer

On the physical origin of the homochirality of life pp. 49-59

David B. Cline

Symmetry in chemistry pp. 61-75

Magdolna Hargittai and István Hargittai

Asymmetry at the molecular level in biology pp. 77-95

Louise N. Johnson

Development of the asymmetric human pp. 97-103

Lewis Wolpert

How asymmetry in animals starts pp. 105-118

Onur Güntürkün

Symmetry and asymmetry in the human brain pp. 119-133

Kenneth Hugdahl

Asymmetry in the fossil record pp. 135-143

Loren E. Babcock

Symmetry in social exchange and health pp. 145-155

Johannes Siegrist

Symmetry and asymmetry in aesthetics and the arts pp. 157-180

I. C. McMANUS

Volume 13, issue S1, 2005

1 Reconfiguring the national constellation pp. 1-36

Michael Zürn and Stephan Leibfried

2 The monopoly of legitimate force: denationalization, or business as usual pp. 37-52

Markus Jachtenfuchs

3 Globalization and the transformation of the tax state pp. 53-71

Phillip Genschel

4 Is there an emerging international rule of law? pp. 73-91

Bernhard Zangl

5 Free trade: the erosion of national, and the birth of transnational governance pp. 93-117

Christian Joerges and Christine Godt

6 Is there a legitimation crisis of the nation-state? pp. 119-137

Achim Hurrelmann, Zuzana Krell-Laluhová, Roland Lhotta, Frank Nullmeier and Steffen Schneider

7 National and transnational public spheres: the case of the EU pp. 139-160

Bernhard Peters, Stefanie Sifft, Andreas Wimmel, Michael Brüggemann and Katharina Kleinen-von Königslöw

8 Welfare state transformation in small open economies pp. 161-185

Herbert Obinger, Stephan Leibfried, Claudia Bogedan, Edith Gindulis, Julia Moser and Peter Starke

9 The changing role of the state in healthcare systems pp. 187-212

Heinz Rothgang, Mirella Cacace, Simone Grimmeisen and Claus Wendt

The TranState Research Centre pp. 213-215

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Index pp. 217-224

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Volume 13, issue 4, 2005

Ever Bigger Firms? pp. 511-523

G. Meeks and J. G. Meeks

Europe's Deep Crisis pp. 525-540

Furio Cerutti

Challenges for German Foreign Policy at the Beginning of the 21st Century pp. 541-550

Christian Hacke

Foucault and the Welfare State pp. 551-556

Ivan T. Berend

‘A passion can only be overcome by a stronger passion’: Philosophical Anthropology before and after Ernst Cassirer pp. 557-575

John Michael Krois

Tobacco pp. 577-589

Arnold Burgen

If You Have No Misgivings: Churchill's Nobel Prize in Literature pp. 591-595

Sture Allén

The Darker Side of Museum Art: Acquisition and Restitution of Cultural Objects with a Dubious Provenance pp. 597-615

Frank Kuitenbrouwer

The Renaissance of Museums in Britain pp. 617-636

Christopher Brown

Integrating the Past: Transformation and Renovation of the Royal Museum for Central Africa, Tervuren, Belgium pp. 637-647

Guido Gryseels, Gabrielle Landry and Koeki Claessens

‘The purest examples from antiquity’ – Old Museums in a Modern World pp. 649-659

Ruurd B. Halbertsma

The Cambridge Companion to Flaubert Timothy Unwin (Editor) Cambridge University Press, 2004, 234 pp pp. 661-664

Barbara Wright

Volume 13, issue 3, 2005

Shakespeare: histories and nations pp. 319-326

Dennis Kennedy

Social sciences and European society in the making pp. 327-335

Alessandro Cavalli

Fusion power pp. 337-359

Chris Llewellyn-Smith and David Ward

Conformity to observations and the development of weather prediction pp. 361-376

Huw C. Davies

Introduction pp. 377-378

Erik-Jan Zürcher

How Europeans adopted Anatolia and created Turkey pp. 379-394

Erik Jan Zürcher

Turkey's entry into the Concert of Europe pp. 395-417

Fikret Adanir

The postwar incorporation of Turkey into the Western Alliance 1947–1952 pp. 419-429

Gamze Avci

Ottoman financial integration with Europe: foreign loans, the Ottoman Bank and the Ottoman public debt pp. 431-445

Edhem Eldem

Turban and türban: ‘Divider between belief and unbelief’. A political history of modern Turkish costume pp. 447-458

Klaus Kreiser

Ottoman Muslim and Turkish women in an international context pp. 459-479

Nicole A. N. M. van Os

Freemasonry in Turkey: a by-product of Western penetration pp. 481-493

Paul Dumont

Semiologies of Travel, from Gautier to Baudrillard David Scott Cambridge University Press, 2004 (246 pages) ISBN 0 521 838533 pp. 495-500

Liliane Louvel

Counterpoint to Trafalgar: The Anglo-Russian Invasion of Naples, 1805–1806 William Henry Flayhart III Gainesville, University Press of Florida, 2004 (first edition, Columbia, University of South Carolina Press, 1992), 198 pages ISBN 0 8130 2795 0 pp. 500-502

J. A. de Moor

Genocide. A History William D. Rubinstein Pearson Education, Edinburgh, 2004 (322 pages) pp. 502-507

H. W. von der Dunk

Volume 13, issue 2, 2005

Editorial: Europe strikes back pp. 165-168

P. Sztompka

The emergence of justification in ethics pp. 169-182

Dagfinn Føllesdal

The big bang? Three questions without a reply pp. 183-193

Jean-Claude Pecker

Art and science, can they ever be one and the same? pp. 195-199

Harold Kroto

Border cities: contested identities of the European city pp. 201-206

Ed Taverne and Cor Wagenaar

The last avenue of the ‘Other’ Europe. The Stalinist universe of the Karl-Marx-Allee in Berlin pp. 207-218

Ed Taverne

The City Builder – an essay by György Konrád on his novel The City Builder pp. 219-225

Cor Wagenaar

Wrocław and the myth of the multicultural border city pp. 227-235

Gregor Thum

The end of the European City? pp. 237-249

Hartmut Häussermann

Urban formations of difference: borders and cities in post-1989 Europe pp. 251-260

Andrew Herscher

Time displaced: post-colonial experience in António Lobo Antunes pp. 261-269

Helena Carvalhão Buesco

From ‘Habitation’ to ‘En-Ville’: the play with European models of space in the French Caribbean novel (Zobel and Chamoiseau) pp. 271-282

Lieven D'Hulst and Liesbeth de Bleeker

Identity, trauma and exile: Caryl Phillips on surviving pp. 283-292

Aleid Fokkema

The national landscape – national identity or post-colonial experience? pp. 293-303

Svend Erik Larsen

The First Domino. International Decision Making during the Hungarian Crisis of 1956 Johanna C. Granville. Foreword by Raymond L. Garthoff Texas A&M University Press, College Station, 2004 (Eastern European Studies, Nr. 26), 323 pages ISBN 1-58544-298-4 pp. 305-311

George Gömöri

German historiography and the Holocaust Der Holocaust und die westdeutschen Historiker. Erforschung und Erinnerung Nicolas Berg Wallstein, Göttingen, 2003 (768 pages) €46, ISBN 3 89244 610 5 pp. 311-315

H. W. von der Dunk

Volume 13, issue 1, 2005

The Erasmus Lecture 2004 Identity in change – a European dilemma? pp. 3-14

Stig Strömholm

Social and economic changes and health in Europe East and West pp. 15-31

Michael Marmot and Martin Bobak

The stages of new political regimes: the transformation of capital cities pp. 33-45

Wim Blockmans

History: changing the forms or forming the changes? pp. 47-66

Svend Erik Larsen

In the spirit of cultural communication with reflections on the Nobel Prize for literature pp. 67-72

Sture Allén

Introduction. What the postcolonial means to us: European literature(s) and postcolonialism pp. 73-78

Theo D'Haen

Racination and ratiocination: post-colonial crime pp. 79-89

Ruth Morse

Europe and post-colonial creativity: a metaphysical cross-culturalism pp. 91-102

Hena Maes-Jelinek

An equal music, an alien world: postcolonial literature and the representation of European culture pp. 103-113

Silvia Albertazzi

The modernist traveller in Africa: Africanism and the European author's self-fashioning pp. 115-125

Kai Mikkonen

The case of the missing empire, or the continuing relevance of Multatuli's novel Max Havelaar (1860) pp. 127-138

Reinier Salverda

Postcolonialism and Latin American literature: the case of Carlos Fuentes pp. 139-149

Nadia Lie

Postcolonial memories and lusophone literatures pp. 151-161

Paulo de Medeiros